$1,385,000
Known as one of the Dogpatch Pelton Cottages, 907 Minnesota is part of just thirteen surviving Eastlake-style cottages on Minnesota and Tennessee Streets. Designed by John Cotter Pelton Jr. and built in the late 1800's, the home is a rarity in a sea of surrounding modernity. 907 Minnesota Street is an adorable 2-bedrooms, 1-bathroom Victorian home in one of San Francisco's sunniest neighborhoods. Upon entering, you're welcomed by a classic hallway that flows naturally into the quiet living spaces. To your right, the first bedroom features west-facing windows that catch beautiful afternoon light. The second bedroom enjoys bright south-facing exposure. A thoughtfully positioned full bathroom serves both bedrooms before the hallway opens into the heart of the home: an open-concept living and kitchen area anchored by a cozy fireplace. The living space opens directly out to a sunny deck and a beautifully landscaped rear garden creating a seamless indoor-outdoor setup that's perfect for morning coffee, an evening glass of wine, or weekend dinners outside. If you lived here, your weekends would practically plan themselves. Start your Saturday with a coffee from the CoffeeShop (yes, that's really the name) for your short stroll over to The Ramp, a legendary waterfront staple with bay views that has been serving up iconic brunches, outdoor music for decades. While the surrounding Dogpatch and waterfront have undergone a total facelift over the years, there's spots that keep that authentic, classic SF soul alive right in your backyard. Whether you're grabbing coffee down the street, exploring local craft breweries, or jumping on the T-Third, this spot gives you classic city energy with an easy neighborhood feel. With newly refinished hardwood floors, fresh interior paint throughout, new appliances, and an expansive garage offering secure 2-car parking plus abundant room for extra storage, 907 Minnesota Street is fully refreshed and ready for its next chapter. Welcome!
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907 Minnesota Street, San Francisco